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Correcting Criminal Behavior 

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Fernley, Nevada 89408

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Welcome to AI in Corrections (AIC) Nevada

Transforming rehabilitation and public safety through innovation, AI in Corrections combines cutting-edge technology with human-centered approaches to address the root causes of criminal behavior and homelessness. Through NDOC.ai and TMC.ai, we provide precision diagnostics, tailored interventions, and lifelong support for neurodiverse individuals, breaking cycles of maladaptive behavior and creating brighter futures. Join us in pioneering solutions that save lives, reduce costs, and strengthen communities.

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Visit [https://aiincorrections.com]

See the Other Half.

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At AI in Corrections, we believe in addressing the root causes of systemic challenges like recidivism and homelessness. Our innovative AI-driven systems, NDOC.ai and TMC.ai, are designed to provide tailored solutions, empowering individuals to overcome barriers and achieve stability. By focusing on neurodiversity and cognitive rehabilitation, we aim to create a safer, more inclusive future for all.                           

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After San Francisco Mayor-elect Daniel Lurie highlighted the city’s homelessness crisis and Las Vegas Mayor Shelley Berkley followed suit shortly thereafter, it rapidly became clear we were addressing the same maladaptive behavior within the same demographic: untreated, undiagnosed neurodiversity!


Recognizing this overlap, we expanded our scope to include homelessness as a critical element in our mission, bridging the gap between homelessness and incarceration with innovative, AI-driven solutions.

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Key Statistics:

California: [Read More →]

  • 181,399 homeless individuals (2023), 28% of the nation's total.
  • 68% unsheltered, the highest rate in the U.S.​


Nevada: [Read More →]

  • 8,666 homeless individuals (2023), a 16% increase in Southern Nevada​.
  • Federal funding shortfalls of $342 million as of 2020​.


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Key Metrics

Highlighting the impact and potential of NDOC.ai and TMC.ai through measurable outcomes.


Corrections and Rehabilitation

  • Cost per Inmate Annually (Nevada): $36,882
  • Reduction in Recidivism (Projected): 25–30% within three years of implementation.
  • Potential Annual Savings: $15 million statewide through reduced correctional costs.


Homelessness and Prevention

  • Cost of Homelessness Annually per Individual (Nevada): $23,800–$90,000.
  • Savings with Early Intervention (TMC.ai): Up to $50,000 annually per individual.


Impact on Individuals

  • Time to Stabilization (TMC.ai Clients): 6–12 months (average).
  • Employment Success Rate: 65% gainful employment among program participants.
  • Educational Milestones: 80% of at-risk youth achieve grade-level proficiency within one year.


Broader Societal Benefits

  • Public Safety Improvement: Lower crime rates in pilot regions.
  • Community Reintegration Success: 75% of program participants report a positive reintegration experience.
  • Generational Impact: 50% reduction in youth entering the justice system through early intervention.


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